Creating a single thread to post in instead of spamming the forum.
I’ve spend a lot of time on the DSP lib and I hope it’s close to release quality now. Will do a few posts in this thread about the different apps. This week have had a lot of late nights doing that. The entire suite have the same UI lib now too.
First up is Kiwipulse. Tweaked the drums and restructured the UI a bit now.
Terracotta above is a subkick, kick, congas (which is a tom at double speed ;)) and a granular drum.
Ticks is pure exciter with the resonator switched off entirely, Sub is pure resonator with no strike at all, and Shard sits between them running a hiss exciter into a metal body.
This is kiwibass. Also available for download now, but not 100% complete. The sound quality still needs tweaking as you can hear in some of the samples.
This is the third page in the bass designer, where you tweak three bass ranges, Dragging one also adjusts the overall curve for the others.
At the bottom is the design per voice. You can also adjust the motion over several bars on the first page (tone, drive, motion, spread). But to see that. download
I don’t remember where I left off, but is there a scripting or node-connecting interface in the works still (or ever?). IIRC you sort of had a Bespoke-like scripting interface going on and now that I’ve got a more traditional setup for production, I definitely want to take another look at it.
Unless this thread is just for the standalone components as individual parts, but I’d also be down for checking those out again as well.
Yes, both Kiwisonic (DAW) and Kiwisynth have scripting. I’m sitll working on the real version of kiwisonic, so I wouldnt test it yet. But Kiwisynth should have decent quality in terms of functionality and sound.
Manual has both a cookbook and script function reference
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